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Bike Parking up to one year, and Repairs in Montevideo Uruguay

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Ecuador, Cuenca. Hotel + Parking

Hola HU Community,

I can recommend Hostal Santa Fe in Cuenca, Ecuador. The owner bends over backwards to accomodate you, and we could ride 4 bikes through the Hotel lobby and dining area to park them inside next to the pool table. Excellent location a block from the river and restaurants and a couple of blocks from the main square. Easy and cheap, we paid $8 USD a night in Aug 2010. Not in Lonely Planet.

Hostal Santa Fe
Antonio Borrero 5-57
entre Juan Jaramillo y Honorato Vasquez.

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Carsten
Kiwi rider
'Round Sth Am trip.
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The Villa Nova hotel is well located, has great parking and is run by an American and very friendly.
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Good place to stay is Alternative hostel on crosiing Calle Larga with Huayana Capac. they have wi-fi, breakfast and parking. We paid 22 usd for doble room, and dorm is for 9 usd. Clean and nice place.
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